In the fourth quarter of the Chicago Bears' forgettable 6–3 loss to the Seattle Seahawks, one that extended their losing streak to 10 games, fans began to voice their frustrations. Loud boos and "sell the team" chants rained down from the Soldier Field bleachers onto both the field and Prime Video's Thursday Night Football broadcast.

The Chicago Bears struggled mightily throughout a 6-3 loss to the Seattle Seahawks on Thursday Night Football. With the Bears attempting to convert on

A penalty on the Bears' offensive line wiped away one of the most impressive throws of Caleb Williams's career.

The Chicago Bears are in the midst of yet another miserable season, though it didn't seem like it at the start. Chicago started the season with a 4-2 record

Just so we’re clear, there is no rock bottom to the sheer collective misery known as the Chicago Bears. If you ever wonder if this incompetent organization could really get worse or more bleak, it can. The Bears’ rock bottom has a dank and dark basement, and no one knows when it ends.

Williams and the Bears have lost nine games in a row. He hasn't thrown an interception in any of them. That's a first for an NFL QB.

Riq Woolen intercepted Caleb Williams' late pass and the Seattle Seahawks boosted their fading playoff hopes, squeezing past Chicago 6-3 on Thursday night to hand the Bears their 10th straight loss. Jason Myers kicked field goals on the game's first possession and near the end of the second quarter.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams addresses the media after a loss to the Seattle Seahawks in Week 17 of the 2024 NFL season.